If there is one excursion you should not miss in Mallorca, this is it.
Experience the island’s west coast in a truly special way, combining historic charm, spectacular scenery and Mediterranean lifestyle. Look forward to a day filled with highlights, breathtaking views and unforgettable moments.
Your adventure begins in picturesque Sóller, nestled between the impressive mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana and surrounded by fragrant orange and lemon groves. Together with our local guides, you will discover the charming old town with its narrow streets, beautiful architecture and inviting squares perfect for taking a break.
You will then board the legendary historic tram. For more than 100 years, it has connected Sóller with the port and is considered one of the most scenic railway journeys in Mallorca. As you travel through the countryside, you will pass orange groves, palm trees and Mediterranean gardens – with plenty of opportunities for great photos along the way.
At Port de Sóller, there is time to relax and enjoy the maritime atmosphere. Take a stroll along the promenade or enjoy a delicious group lunch featuring regional specialities.
Then comes the next highlight: a relaxing boat trip along Mallorca’s spectacular coastline. From the water, you will discover hidden coves, turquoise seas and impressive rock formations – a unique perspective that few visitors get to experience.
Our guides accompany you throughout the day, sharing fascinating stories, genuine insider tips and their passion for the island. This transforms a simple excursion into an authentic Mallorca experience.
Perfect for groups, companies, incentives and anyone who wants to experience Mallorca at its most beautiful. Sit back, enjoy the journey and create memories that will last long after your trip.
Minimum number of participants: 30 people
Unfortunately, this excursion is not available from December to February.
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